Religious Conversion in Africa
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- books978-3-03943-035-2
- 9783039430345
- 9783039430352
- Research & information: general
- Orthodox Christianity
- conversion
- ritualism
- religiosity
- Uganda
- modernity
- post-coloniality
- globalism
- anti-globalism
- Ethiopian Orthodox Church
- religious conversion
- women
- representation
- medieval Christianity
- hagiography
- social engagement
- faith-based NGO
- Ahmadiyya
- Burkina Faso
- France
- Pentecostal/charismatic missionization
- spiritual warfare
- networks
- Roman Catholicism
- reconversion
- linearity
- missionaries
- Mozambique
- Mormonism
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- Anthony Obinna
- southeastern Nigeria
- Rastafari
- Ghana
- Jamaica
- Pan-African
- trodding the path
- livity
- Africa
- anthropology of Christianity
- history
- Africana religions
- historiography
- n/a
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This collection brings together a diverse range of scholars, including historians of pre-colonial, colonial, and contemporary Africa, along with anthropologists, who develop fresh arguments and reassessments of religious, cultural, and social change pertaining to Africa. The result is a fascinating array of research that offers critical, creative, and constructive analyses of religious change on the African continent, from the medieval period to the present.
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